Angry Govan Police Officers Abusing Their Position!!

[@comets00]

how do the Scottish police compare to the English police?

[@colinmackie7425]

In what way do you mean?

[@ianship5058]

I Lived in Scotland for 6 years and if you drive an English registration they pull you quite often I was stopped 7 times and in over 60 years driving in England have been stopped once

[@mikemccarthy1398]

they have a different accent

[@paulmungall1974]

​@@ianship5058 well thats a complete lie

[@spartakosbalampanidis9035]

😂😂 nice one 😂

[@rob4b]

Cops where fishing when they followed you to your car. Cops are not your friends always make sure you park far away and use a push bike when possible.

[@JanetteFay]

Absolutely!!! They have his ID! Now!!! That’s all they want next thing could be a TI! Hope Not!! But you did a Brilliant Audit!! 💯Keep up the Great 👍 Work your doing!! Just Love 💕 ya! 🤣🤗🙋🏼‍♀️🇬🇧

[@markosmith8037]

...or park on top of a hill as they couldn't be bothered walking up it.

[@colinpryor4290]

You can still be stopped and be forced to identify on a bike. Best stick to foot.

[@alanbaxter8100]

Hi folks , I’m also Scottish and Living in London for many years. What TLA is finding for you is the razor sharp Anger & Aggression & The Hatred for citizens non stop

[@judithmatthews8460]

The irony of them saying police officers are entitled to privacy from having their cars filmed but follow you to invade yours. For me that means all bets are off all your cars should get filmed and put online.

[@brianbennett4279]

Just wish they would protect the public in the same manner as they thrive to protect them selves

[@markosmith8037]

even half as much would be a bonus

[@svenpoletka5236]

Why do they always keep interrupting people talking? That is just bad police work and quite nasty to be honest.

[@Lou.Rah246]

Great comment!

[@Alberts_Stuff]

World's largest organised gang

[@DMC888]

Officer safety comes first.

[@TheGlassman63]

Unbelievable ending, what slime balls they are. Just goes to show, never trust coppers however friendly they appear. Keep up the good work TLA.

[@martincou2089]

Great to see you holding them to account, Scottish police can be the worst. No fear big man, well done.

[@YT_User-]

Wow.... when police are nice to you be cautious from now on because it's potentially not genuine - it's a ruse to unethically get what they want in the most backhanded way. I hope it was worth it to him to sell out his morals to get your ID in such a ruthless way.

[@colinpryor4290]

Smiling to your face and calling you sir whilst driving a knife into your back is simply trained and expected behaviour from PS.

[@mrnickmoodie]

It just shows how insincere the first engagement was. This is clearly really bad policing. Always be suspicious when cops are friendly, never assume it's genuine. Keep them on their toes my man.

[@Caesar-3el]

There fishing...these plod have no saving graces

[@sapankhurst2015]

Well done for asking for the CAD. Suddenly the system is down...i take that as bulls**t. This is why the public loose trust with the police when they prove they will lie.😎

[@PhyllisGlassup2TheBrim]

"System is down" Plodspeak for "we were lying. You wouldn't tell us who you were and we wanted to know so we made up some story to justify stopping you and demanding your details"

[@thomaskirk9770]

They made themselves look like fools and let there side down shame on them

[@johnsavage1109]

After all the contact you have had with this Gang, and you are disappointed in them ? You, of all people should know......Never talk to the police, never trust the police. Take care, stay safe.....

[@tc5042]

Well said never trust a cop .

[@DavidRelphWorkLife]

100% correct dont engage with the police !

[@santoy1000]

Should have parked further away than Asda Govan mate lol

[@PINACI]

NEVER take a friendly interaction with police as friendly. They are not your friend and are trained to create a rapport with you in order to gain information. And when all else fails, use the road traffic act on you !!! Learn from your mistake.

[@alberttickle1106]

Intelligence gathering.

[@roddy2body]

I learnt that the hard way with a minor arrest/potential charge (dropped) but was stripped searched cos they said the gaff I left had a rep for drugs.. I was let out after about an hour Inc all ma details being took.. then got a lift up the road! Never had a criminal record with ma puff!

[@benji.B-side]

Never trust a smile when it comes to Jobsworth employees of the government.

[@ramalama9650]

A smile from the police is usually when they have something on you.

[@markmcniven2625]

That was absolutely ridiculous they way they followed you because of a "phone call" & then when you asked for the crime number, the system was "conveniently" down.

[@markosmith8037]

I wonder if that's is the 'secret code' for there not being a number yet. I mean the system was working to the point that they got sent on the job, but as you say, it was suddenly 'not working'.

[@murph8411]

I thought the person on the radio said they’d done a pnc check? If the system was down how was that working? The same with the other officer typing away on his phone. If the system is down what was he typing for or accessing?

[@moby1388]

One thing I've learned is never to trust the pigs no matter how friendly they are.

[@kevinarmstrong6043]

Top comment. I think that should be the number 1 rule for auditors. The pigs will stick together, they're a tight old crew ...

[@LorrieLogan]

And what people say in the U.S …if the Police are involved, IT WILL GET WORSE…even if you are the calling party. 🇨🇦

[@markosmith8037]

this audit certainly backs up your statement.

[@tractorboy2002]

Can’t disagree with that.

[@johnnoakes4790]

As we all know ALL COPPERS ARE BASTARDS, I wouldn’t cross the road to piss on one if it was on 🔥

[@YorkshireTripper.]

This is the worst type of cop really sneaky couldn't let it lie and had to use underhand tactics to find out who you were. I prefer the straight up idiot cops that come rushing out making a fool of themselves to this kind. No wonder the trust between police and public isn't there anymore when they do things like this. Also i'm sure the guy on the other end of the radio said i've checked and can't find a cad number rather than our systems are down most likely due to the fact no one phoned it in and they just followed you instead.

[@artadrians]

This IS the perfect example, why you NEVER EVER TRUST THE COPS...!!!

[@peterb2272]

"it's a strange job you've got filming" says the guy who's job includes them filming members of the public all day long.

[@markosmith8037]

it's 'different 'when the police film us though. They are fully accountable - just like at the end of this video when the system conveniently went down 🤪.

[@robertfox4018]

So embarrassing to watch these so called police officers with their enormous chips on their shoulders. This is typical of the police force we have in scotland.

[@LorrieLogan]

Scotland Police seem harsher than the Irish or English a police. Any idea why? They are so Out Of Order. Who police’s them?

[@robertfox4018]

@@LorrieLogan police scotland no longer work for the people of scotland, I would never trust a police officer in scotland and certainly would not interact with them. This one force policing,established by the corrupt snp administration work alongside the Scottish "government" who they serve and protect.

[@colinpryor4290]

Look at the treatment of Man In The High Castle. They arrested him for filming on Police grounds in Aberdeen, charged him with numerous made-up offences, stole £15K worth of equipment and kept it all for 2.5 years making him unable to work, gave draconian Plod Bail conditions, threatened him with arrest when he tried to get his gear back from the court, dragged the case out for 2.5 years while failing to turn up for the trial on at least three occasions, but again threatened him if he didn't turn up each time and the the day before the final date for trial the PF with a nudge and wink from Plod, dropped all charges. Welcome to Scotland, where justice comes to die.

[@888ssss]

publicly paid workers do not have the right privacy in the workplace. if they dont like that, leave and get a job in the private sector.

[@dr_dr]

I don't think most of them would last two minutes in the private sector, certainly not a company that wants results and profits.

[@Graham-bg8dt]

Pmsl hahaha it doesn't matter if they are public or private auditors still film them 😂

[@stuartb4525]

​@@Graham-bg8dtThat's fine, as long as the person filming is in public or public accessible area.

[@deanp1901]

I think all the auditors need to visit this Nick together in solidarity

[@clairehuggins6463]

OMG! That police man lied! Please check with the correct authorities that the systems were down ! I am soooooo disgusted with the police, you fully explained yourself during the first encounter. I trust the police but I am now having serious doubts. That police man is dangerous.

[@roncartwright958]

Never trust the police. They are not your friends.. do not answer questions and always record them!!!

[@piping9153]

You've never been unlawfully arrested lol it's only easy if you know I suppose.where there is people there is corruption most likely, especially places of power. Also isn't illegal for the scum to lie so bare that in mind when speaking to such tyrants

[@paulsmith1807]

the system is always down and it's always bad luck when the body worn video files get corrupted. Weird how that happens when there is potential misconduct

[@colinpryor4290]

​@@paulsmith1807 There are no BWCs in Scotland. Every Scottish Plod breathed a huge sigh of relief when their delay was announced last year.

[@colinpryor4290]

@@paulsmith1807 Plod Scotland were supposed to have rolled out BWCs by now, but due to the failures of our tyrannical SNP Government and Dear Leader Krankie, who managed to force themselves into a corner where they had no choice but to cut the budget of PS, the roll-out was postponed indefinitely. I''m sure the soon-to-be-retired Chief of PS breathed a deep sigh of relief, as once that roll-out begins Plod Scotland will not be able to stand in the media storm that the inevitable highlighting of Plod corruption, abuse of law and Police procedure and sheer criminality are finally shown to the world.

[@miriamkivlehan3498]

Initially I was impressed that policing in one of the most deprived areas in Scotland had moved towards community policing......until the end. A shocking breach of trust and testimony to the Chief Constable's assertion regarding a culture of fear about highlighting issues and raising concerns.

[@craigfowler7098]

First rule of auditing - they are not friendly. It is a tactic to catch you off guard

[@1chiefg]

Always get the train where possible. Drive to the next town along and then get the train, so if they follow you all they'll see is you getting on a train.

[@johnfisher1605]

Well done TLA. Another good audit. Absolute joke them offices. If that’s not violating someone’s rights I don’t know what is. Make sure you complain against them tyrants.

[@dandec3235]

Obviously these police havent got enough to do? Suggest they get a few of them to spend some time removing the weeds on footpath outside the station? 😳😳😳🤡🤡🤡

[@colinpryor4290]

Like Policing, it's someone else's job.

[@NewsAtt20]

Never trust them. Never talk to them. Never forget what they did during Covid. Never let them forget 🤬

[@lilhazey1128]

12 of them abducted me off the streets, had me for like 6hr, did a manner of unspeakable things to me and breached my human rights. Completely wrong person, never been in trouble in my life 😂😂 my mate i was with was training to be a pastor 😅 did the sm to him. Gave me a measly payout soon as i got a lawyer involved😂

[@cdnculturedennynetwork4091]

Once they are their uniform they are not our friends, trying to put you jail, shameful

[@MrGoldenV]

Thanks for doing much needed Scotland

[@Joseph-dr5tz]

You should have parked your car in the city and got a taxi to and fro.

[@markosmith8037]

it's come to something when that has to be done 😞

[@gamingshortz101]

Laughing auditor + dj audits + AB = night sorted 👌

[@radoll8404]

check Power to the Proletariat

[@billy4148]

Same, we must be mad but who cares

[@s.wilson5675]

See Yardley Ski for a roller coaster ride!! Koleeberks too.

[@gamingshortz101]

@@s.wilson5675 respect to koleeberks too aye 👌 won't be enjoying his videos for a while now though bro he locked up 😬

[@jimmybhoy6438]

​@glenn123123123123 why did he get the jail

[@judithmatthews8460]

Never ever ever trust the police. They abuse your trust every time

[@johnathandaviddunster38]

Especially if you marry one ...

[@davidpeebles197]

It's guid ti see ye back up the road big yin.. keep it up legend.

[@-Dragonfyr-]

That was shady af, following you to get your ID. And slightly worrying!

[@akapulka007]

SUE THEM, Complaint doesn't work. SUE THEM!!!

[@svenpoletka5236]

Why do they always keep interrupting people talking? That is just bad police work and quite nasty to be honest. Edit: If they were after actual crime and doing their job prooerly, surely they would gather evidence rather than waste our time and money.

[@paulsmith1807]

they keep interrupting because what they have to say they think is way more important ;-)

[@colinpryor4290]

@Cato999 I see what you did there!

[@colinpryor4290]

It's called 'controlling the narrative'. They don't give you a chance to talk and therefore possibly disagree with their demands and are therefore more likely to follow those demands. In addition it reinforces their beliefs, as if they are trying to convince themselves of your guilt. It is a practice that was learned and not taught by cops for years, but most US and UK cops now receive heavy training in it.

[@JanetteFay]

See Don’t be fooled they are not your Friends 🤣🤗💕🙋🏼‍♀️🇬🇧

[@davewarren2849]

Bad cops

[@Ses169]

That cop was a wolf in sheep’s clothing!!!!!

[@Facts-over-Feelings.]

I hope you're true to your word and take this further. That was bang out of order, following you and abusing their powers like that.

[@Facts-over-Feelings.]

@Bob Shortland Sadly you're probably right.

[@Taffy866]

What an abuse of authority. Clearly lying.They obviously followed you . How sad this world has got with these tyrants

[@Phil-Sands]

You could hear the call handler say that there wasn't a call reference number, that means that there was no call, they just decided to folow you to get your details.

[@quazoid]

As a fellow Scot who has spent the last 12 years living in Essex and working in London fixing TVs in home. I have recently moved back to Scotland, to say I'm surprised at the reactions of police scotland in this video, would be an understatement. They all backed down with no issue, I thought they would be the opposite of what I saw. It takes the met ages to back down in your other videos TLA 😂 Edit....I should have waited until the end of the video, slimey bastards.😮 Good luck on the jump.

[@colinpryor4290]

This video proves how slippery and devious Plod are in this end of the UK.

[@atinoftartanpaint]

Motherwell station might be a good shout to show them at their worst. Police Scotland are a law unto themselves!!!

[@ExclusiveVidzzz]

I love the your famous saying wind your neck in always gets me lol 😂

[@GeeGoodman]

Me too pal ,I’ve actually copied his phrase and start using it myself ha ha 😂he can sue me for plagiarism 😂😂😂 lol ❤❤❤ to you TLA 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@paradigmshift3879]

They don't like being filmed back do they, if they have nothing to hide then they should have nothing to fear. Thank you for another great public service video much appreciated.

[@normanstewart9870]

Dirty rotten tactics pulled you for name

[@markosmith8037]

22:01 - he asks about the face covering, but in recent times they were happily fining people for NOT wearing them (despite MP's parting at Downing Street 🙄)

[@IN_THIS_DAY_AND_AGE]

They keep on about you watching for cars coming out on blues and twos. When in fact, their driver should be watching out for pedestrians.

[@markosmith8037]

one of the police vehicles hit a woman, 81 on May 10th whilst carrying Sophie, the Duchess of Edinburgh. The woman later died in hospital.

[@John-cw6yr]

We need you here in Glasgow the police are above the law here , SOS asap they need exposed and educated 🙏

[@neilwilkinson6315]

Just when i thought they were OK they show themselves up to be two faced snakes. North or South of the border they sure know how to earn the hate. Good little audit , thanks LA.

[@colinhall8998]

Never ever trust a copper. They don’t protect us but we have to pay them to protect us, what a laugh!

[@fourfoxsake8044]

Never tell them its not a live stream ! It gives them the impression that they can sieze your equipment and hold it for months on end. Wouldnt be the first time they delete your footage either. And remember that section 164 and 165 RTA only apply to " the DRIVER of a MOVING vehicle". A parked car does NOT apply !

[@knobrotknobrot]

doesn't say that. its says driving

[@fourfoxsake8044]

@@knobrotknobrot please explain how anyone can drive a parked car !

[@colinpryor4290]

Not true. Courts have deemed private car parks to be part of the road and therefore applicable to 164 and 165 and even if the car is stopped and parked you are still 'driving'. You don't even have to be in it when the demand to ID is made as long as Plod can say that they saw you leave the drivers side. RTA is applicable all over the UK, so if you don't believe me, try saying "no" to the next cop that demands your ID when you are parked ... I'll wait for your response.

[@fourfoxsake8044]

@@colinpryor4290 no I don't believe you because you're talking shite. Driving is defined under section 192 of the RTA and requires quite logically MOVEMENT and STEERING. A public car park is classed as a public road but you wou!d still have to be DRIVING on it !!!.

[@colinpryor4290]

​@@fourfoxsake8044 Oh well, in that case I guess you are absolutely correct and the hundreds of thousands of people that have been convicted of drunk driving by being found in a stationary vehicle must be victims of corrupt Plod and courts. I also suppose your interpretation of the law could mean that in order to avoid any Police contact, all a driver has to do is pull over and remain parked! Why didn't I think of it before!! It's so simple ... like you. I should have guessed by your childish name and your potty mouth that you were prepared to argue your idiocy to the bitter end. Do yourself a favour and get to bed Junior, the grown-ups are talking.

[@A2Z1Two3]

We must NOT pander to cops paranoia .

[@ascottaudits4036]

Lesson learnt my friend move on I stayed in England for 23 yrs been back in Scotland for 3 I almost forgot aswel how low they will go ✌️

[@Blaggard]

Learn ya lesson. Don't let them catch you out.

[@Cornelious1882]

They suddenly received two calls my backside. 🤦‍♂ Absolute embarrassment following you back to your vehicle for what crime exactly. Huge Respect TLA 👍

[@feefeec5978]

Yea they defo followed you. Utterly shocking stuff! Thanks for another great one!

[@Kesbol]

Words absoutley fail me. .. and they wonder why they're referred to as The Filth!

[@paulsmith1807]

The right to remain silent exists before arrest too, so I'm never saying anything ever 🙂

[@krcright9746]

Never big them up... they'll never be your friend... Your details is No1 priory to them... And they'll slime their way to your details by any which way they can to get brownie points

[@AndyPandy007]

Absolute tyrants. Complete misuse of resources. Make a complaint.

[@marcuslloyd2198]

The police in scotland can vary, good and bad but Englands police need a little bit of a change.

[@risingstorm4239]

Mate the police in Scotland are awful up there with northern Ireland . There a dif breed from down south. There also near enough impossible to sue. And have been called out for being institutional racist.

[@colinpryor4290]

The problem is far bigger than you are suggesting. Far bigger.

[@johnparr347yrsand2]

Civil Claims in England far easier, not sure about Scotland. Seems to be Police Scotland are a Law unto themselves

[@mathew8581]

Never let yourself been followed. Silly mistake. Abuse of powers big time cops

[@rogerborg]

So close to a (narrow) pass. _So_ close. But the tyrant will always out.

[@jean-paulvanmeerbeek2271]

Do make a complaint, because that was disgusting, bloody liars.

[@markosmith8037]

13:10 - pot belly bloke thinks he's the guardian of the police car park 🙄

[@theboldhutchyfaeglezga1264]

About time someone done police Scotland it's like everyone is scared to audit police up in Glasgow

[@stuartb4525]

It's not about being scared, that's the wrong word to use. A few do it, however, the risk is getting equipment seized for no reason, which in turn prevents them filming. Then they get locked up for some hours miles from home etc. Then all the hassle of claiming against them, and getting equipment back. It's something they have to weigh up if they film in Scotland. Same as over here in Northern Ireland.

[@theboldhutchyfaeglezga1264]

@@stuartb4525 good point mate, maybe scared was the wrong word to use

[@5thnorth]

Underhand dirty cops exposed, these are the sort who would plant drugs.

[@michellereader5352]

Wow that's ridiculous but love you work ❤❤❤❤

[@Tony-d3k6z]

Fuk the haters TLA keep them on there toes mate 🎥📺💪 keep them rolling 😊

[@byMRTNjournals]

Sec 33 applies in Scotland too. The guy in the car was making it up as he went along. In Scotland, physical restrictions are the best indicator as per sec 33. Beyond that, you would have to deprive them of a specific use of their land to forcefully evict you. You plan on doing any follow ups? There's still loads. east Kilbride was where Mat12128 got arrested and phone seized. Fettes was one of koleeberks longest audits too. Where firearms officers threatened unlawful arrest for details. They can only demand details if they pull you over. If you're parked with engine off you're still in charge of a vehicle but not driving. So the only route they would have is breath test for drunk in charge of a vehicle. Still no need for details if it's negative.

[@monkstandinglast]

Good point, exactly

[@jimbo2167]

Police Scotland??? theres a reason most auditors avoid the place.

[@marcushawkes392]

One of the best auditors in my opinion.

[@hotdriver]

I love it when you say 'wind your neck in" hahahahhahaa

[@gerard_3864]

Ok the lesson to learn is never let your guard down, let's be honest it's a prime example for not trusting the police. Two faced rats.

[@bloodyliar]

Maybe e-mail the Chief and book your car in for a wash ?

[@GeeGoodman]

😂😂❤😂😂

[@JackMcLeodJr]

Very good audit mate. A very 'twitchy' Constabulary I would say.

[@sandywilson7068]

Didn't expect anything else from the tyrant police scotland after the way auditing Scotland, news now scotland and many others have been treated, causing long court battles and most have now stopped

[@David-g7q5m]

They are the same the world over ....unfortunately!!

[@DymondzTrucking1962]

They definitely have a disdain for the public and they don't like being watched which means they are very corrupt. They're like all cockroaches they don't like it when you turn the light on.

[@thatstory1092]

Not worth talking to them. They wanted your details, end of. SNAKES.

[@Hec901]

And this is why you should never talk to the police 😂

[@colinpryor4290]

Or trust them.

[@colinpryor4290]

And always film them.

[@scottjohnston999]

Typical police abusing their power to find out a law abiding member of the publics information just because he was taking photos of a police station

[@tommurphy7611]

Always record and expose filthy thugs on internet, people must see who they are.

[@simster45]

Oh you had them shaking there TLA, you do realise what station that one is though don't you I guarantee they were all having a crisis meeting at your very presence Scotland's finest who actually hate their jobs so much so they leave at the first better job offer they get.

[@MYCROFTonX]

The Filth are the Filth. Auditors are going to have to learn from this they hate us, they hate you and when 'faced up' they hate themselves. Their poor wives likely took the brunt of their embarrassment. Never TRUST a copper, snide as pigs.

[@johnuk5160]

And they cry about there information getting put on social MEDIA, when they have access to the PNC and pull stunts like this knowing the force is full of criminals doesn't that put " WE THE PEOPLE " at a bigger risk as they have weapons and the power of the state, 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@martynlucas2691]

When they said there was no one around for their data handling, you should have sworn. Bet they would have rolled out the 'member of the public' line!

[@johnseabrook1703]

Exactly what I was thinking

[@colinpryor4290]

Plod Scotland will always arrest for swearing as Plod are regarded as members of the public. Remember it's Scots Law not English Law.

[@MangKaryo511]

That's the reason why Auditing britain don't use car/motorcycle when he's on auditing

[@dahdidah8553]

35:00 The dispatcher says that Storm is down. Storm is the computer system that records CAD's. Usually incidents are recorded on paper when this happens and entered into Storm when it is back up and running. Either way, the incident is recorded as it is legally required to be.

[@colinpryor4290]

In my absence, my car was caught up and damaged in a series of multiple road traffic offences by a stupid idiot a few years back. Possible prison time involved. I phoned it in a few days later and got the existing Crime/Incident Number, the details of the incident and the cop dealing. When the Plod eventually showed up days later he denied all of the allegations I made against the other driver, even though there were independent witnesses and he gave me a new Crime/Incident Number detailing a completely different and much, much lower single offence had been committed. When I contacted the Police switchboard again they told me that this original number did not exist and had been marked as an error and therefore deleted. The Crime/Incident Number system is supposed to be uncorruptable and retain all numbers and details forever. I found out a few months later that the person who caused the damage was the daughter of a senior cop. I'll leave you to think what happened. Never trust Police. Never talk to Police. Always film Police.

[@dahdidah8553]

@@colinpryor4290 there is a difference between a crime (crime number) and CAD (incident number). If you are the victim of a reported crime and it has been finalised (written-off) by police, you, as the victim have a right to have it reviewed. This is known as a Victims Right to Review (VRR). Many people do not know they have this right and be assured the police don't want you to know this!

[@colinpryor4290]

​@@dahdidah8553 Yeah. This is Scotland where corrupt Plod cover for each other, more than you can ever imagine. Always have, always will. I actually stood toe-to-toe with the investigating Plod who told me that the whole list of offences I was told were being investigated were a mistake and that it was simple Careless Driving. The f*** threatened me with arrest if I kept pushing it. Had reason to call them again in the future and when they turned up and got ID from me I could see their attitude change, so I guess I am on a list somewhere. Didn't like 'em before. Didn't like 'em now.

[@excerpta.a.m1003]

For this reason, park farther away and ride the bike, and never trust the pigs.

[@piping9153]

Keep going in Glasgow please brother 🙏✊🤘🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@piping9153]

North Lanarkshire will bring plenty content guaranteed

[@DavidConway-zc7vf]

Never trust a cop if their mouth is moving

[@fishingforbricks]

Welcome to stasi Scotland. The reason they don't wear body cams is because of their abuse of their position during interactions with the public. Unfortunately it's the minority of officers in Scotland that are good, the rest will see you as a suspect and guilty first. Not good.

[@colinpryor4290]

Remember everyone ... it's only a few bad apples .....

[@fishingforbricks]

@@colinpryor4290 carefully selected at the interview process unfortunately.

[@louisemiller3784]

I feel like I’ve been violated what a load of bullshit, they bloody outsmarted you 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@DameEdna42]

Hi LA. Why don’t the police inform the public about the laws of filming? Why don’t the police inform the public what they want to hide?